Join Emmy-winning filmmaker and arts commentator Tom Alvarez as he sits down with Stephen McCoy, executive director of the Indianapolis Men’s Chorus (IMC), to explore the transformative power of music. From Pride parades to classical performances, Stephen shares how music builds community, gives purpose, and even saves lives. Tom: “It’s amazing how music brings people together—politics, background, nothing matters once the music starts.” Stephen: “There’s a kid in that choir you’re keeping alive because they have a sense of purpose. Music feeds the soul, builds community, and heals.” From his early days with the Pride of Indy Band, through personal struggles with addiction, to leading IMC and other arts nonprofits, Stephen’s story is one of resilience, creativity, and heart. They also dive into:The evolution of IMC and its 100+ talented singers 🎤 How music fosters inclusivity and connection ❤️ Stories from Pride, Fringe performances, and more 🌈 Tips for supporting local arts and joining the chorus experienceStephen: “You don’t have to be gay to come to our shows. We’re a family of artists, and everyone in the audience is part of that family too.” Tom: “It’s inspiring to see a chorus turn challenges into art and community impact.” 📅 Upcoming IMC Shows & More Info: indianapolismenschorus.org See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.